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the stock will pay 81 or 81 per share in divi-
dends. but l do know IL is cheap at 81 the
present price, and many believe it will event
ually sell for ten times that figure. Three of
the mines are now being operated. and
either Of them are demonstrated to be ex-
ceptionally rich in ore and worth far more
than the entire capital stock of the company,
not counting the other mines"
The final and clinchIDe evidence In regard
to these properties is found in the following
from the Tucson Star, published near the
mines, whose editor, Mr.. l.. c. Hughes is
leading mine expert and personally familiar
with the subject concerning which he writes.
BE SAYS
"One of the best evidencet of the future
of these mines is the fact that from the be-
ginning the output OF bullion has paid for
every dOllar's worth of development. Not
a dollar expended which has not come ont
OF the mines. And THE means much, for the
mines have not been operated so much to
take cut ore as to ascertain from prospecting
:he true merits of the mines However
many thousands of dollars was eXpeEded in
dead work in sinking prospect shafts, drift
ing, timberiDg and tunnelIEg to learn the
extent, richness aud permanency OF the ore
lodes. These facts have been well deter
mined. During these developments nearly
Sl75, 900 of bullion has been produced by
these mines and under adverse conditions.
\ twenty or forty stamp mill Is what the
district needs With the present manage
ment and such a mill the Tortilita mining
district would be the largest bullion pro
ducer in Arizona The ore is there. The
water and wood is there in abundance.
EverytbIn Is faY0rable TO the working OF
these mines and the production OF bullion
SURROUNDED WITH ALL THE CONDI-
TONS FOR SUCCESS.
The fact is the Tortilita mines are sur
rounded with all the conditions necessary TO
a prosperous mining camp. Add 10 this the
fact that the management of ID. 7. Elmore,
an experienced mining and mill man OF
twenty years IN the mines and mills Of the
Pacific slope, especially in the mines Of Ne
vada. Thus the company is assured against
the blunders and ineompetency OF an mex
perienced management, which has been the
cause Of so many mining failures all over the
MI Elmore knows every detail
necess AIRY 10 the successful management OF
mining roperty, winch InsuIes the best re-
suits from these mines.
Regularly every month shipment Of sii-
yer bullion has been mad from these mines
through the Tucson bankers San Francis.
co. II is well known that large amount of
development and prospecting has been going
on, with the product of the mines paying all
expenses, and tie credit of the company he
very best.
This group of mines contains enough of
rich mineral to make fourishinG bullion
camp for many years TO come, with splendid
returns TO the fortunate owners OF the mag
niicent property
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Advertising States.

The large and reliable Circulation OF tho CAR
BRIA IEEEEAE ccEmCLdg il - - 0 favorable coz
HdCra tCu Of advertisers. wEJse n gors VIII he IL
sorted a TIE l.LloMIng low raLel:
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CONCLUSION

The shares OF the TortiIfte Company are
being taken G!l over the cORatry for inyest-
uent by bankers. merchants, fsrmers, me-
chanics and labOTiOg men ard women. They
can only be bOnght now sy private snbscrip-
tiou, and those wishing to purchase will do
we'll to send in their orders at once, as the
books will soon be closed preparatory tO
calling the stock on the board. The shares
can now be bought at par IA any sized lots
from one share to 5000 direct from the CON-
pany's Office. No 81 Broadway. and r }.
Dean N Co., BankeIs, SOP Greenwich street.
New York.
1t is believed that the Tertilts Is one of
the soundest and best mihisg enterprise yet
brought 10 the attention OF the public, and
that those wis invest in II will reap hand
some returns. They are at least sure OF a
safe investment and good dividends.
There is bat a portion OF the stock for
sale. and that IS for the purpose OF putting
up the additional machinery required
Scc York Stcr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-16
From the Arizona Weekly Enterprise Au'
gust 16, 1887.

From the Arizona Weekly Enterprise Au-
gust 16, 1887,
Pinal county is fam Gus for the extent and
permanency of its mines, many OF item be-
ing wonders in their way, Yielding rich re-
turns to their fortunate owners and constant
ly improving with further dev elopments
The Silver King, the Vekol, the Mammoth,
and the mines of the TOrtilIta Gold aud Sill
yer Mining Company at the Owl Heads are
each steady producers, and they stand upon
their merits as brilliant examples Of the sue
cessful industry-Lot lottery-of mining.
a representative OF the Eaterprisc visited
the Owl Heads this week and made thor
ough examination of the mines and camp.
The bullion prod uced and shipped since the
mill started closely approximates SI75 O0O-
most remarkable output under the circum-
stances.
The increase in the capacity OF the mill is
necessity that the company now chiefly
depends upon, for the mines are capable of
supplying far more ore than such mill can
reduce.
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THE GREAT TORTILITA.

The SUPERINTENDENT STATEMENT.
In reply 20 a question Mr. Elmore said {:
Il came here to take charge OF this property
three years ago. We have subsequently
added TO it by purchase and otherwise until
We control all the valuable rights in the dis
trict. have seen all the best mines In
America, and worked in them, and tell
you here and now that the TOrtihtas are the
greatest and best Of their class on the Ameri-
can continent"
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
Win, rru, n.r,, WI, no.

The unpr, ccdcntcd sale OF Boschee's
German syrup within few years. has
astonished the world. 1t Is without
doubt the safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and eifectual
cure OF coughs. colds and the severest
lung troubles. 1t acts on mn entirely
different principle from the usually pre-
scriptions given by physicians. as 1t
does not dry up n cough and leave the
disease still in the system, but on the
contrary removes the cause of the
trouble. heals the parts affected and
leaves them in n purely healthy condi-
tion. A bottle kept in the house for
use when the diseases make their ap-
pearance, will save doctors bills and a
long spell OF serious sickness. A trial
will convince you oi these facts. 1t is
positively sold by all druggists and gem
eral dealers IN the land. Price. 75 cents,
large bottles.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
4 asssse.Thi~s shss.

On Thursday Of last week Shcrin
Kendall received n dispatch from tho
Sheriff ot Mesa county ins;fuo;ins him
,o arrest David beach. an alleged horse
thief. who WIS stopping u; the cabin of
eeorgc Mace. near Rifle crrck. With
Deputy Sheriff Ward the Sheriff pro.
cec'!cd To the cabin. ars.vin: there late
Ia the night. and demanded admiiiancr.
but no; receiving ANY answer they broke
oT-n the dcor. A. they stepped inside.
Beach appeared with rifle In his hand
and moment later a bullet whiyx.d
past kcndall's ear. who then pulled his
revolver and fired three shots nj Icach
Ward also fired once. Beach then sur.
rendered. and upon investigation IL was
found that he was badly riddlcd. At
last accounts he WA, alive. bu, no hopcs
are entertained for his recovery. I, is
rumorcd that Beach, version Of the nj.
fair casts u different phaxc ON tho
shooting. but We are unable ut present
to give an, thing more definite than the
above.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
4 card.

MkfkEH. GOO. tcb. ., 1881.
To the Eiiior of The ii-ruiii
I b,s To state 10 THs HERALD. Tax
pay~r' and Justice that You arc all
under wron. impression regarding the
action of the School Board or myself. In
the charge, against us for closing the
School House To the lecture on satur-
day Aiighi the 18th II January. nm
not aware that the key or rcom WAS ever
asked for from any of us. or was any
onc ever Instructed by Us directly or Ia.
directly. 10 deny IL. or close the doors
against the lecturer. The room has
never been rrfuss-i for public purposes.
neither is II the duty. intention. or pu'
J-o.- of the i,oafi TO make ''iish Of one
and foNl oi another" ~ long as suei,
public Uses Of the room dc 80, clash
with the interests af the sci"-,l. am
no, responsible for the appointment, of
the lecture. and rrfusssi 10 attend IL.
and when spoken To about l; freely cs-
pressed my opinion: therefore IL could
not L. expected of IN. to do ~ hal
frequently doac-hrat. light, prepare
and clean out the room. and this laIa,Iy
mt my own expense. hut no respectable
Jrsson would have been denied u.!s
privilege II they had applied for II.
a. =. AIt,svnNoox.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
The r...p.r.n.. s....,,.. ..s.|

MEgsEn. Colo. Feb. :. Isl
To the Einor "f Tar iiru,t.pi
DEAR SiG-As your paper Is 1ry
convenient medium through whichto
reach the public ear please favor be-
with little space Ia notice c-rjin
articles which appeared Ia last wed =
HERALD.
These articles convey false im,&..
sions. and l wish To correct thcu1as
they must have caused some critican.
These articles refer TO the alleged IN.
duct Of members Of the Mecker TIN.
perancc Society in the case Of " 5.
Laurie and his lecture. The na,nr@ Of
our society il wcll.known To I'll n
systematic and united effort against DE
liquor traffic by all honorable mems.
We claim the object Is good la ,vdy
sense. The point Is rigb. here h,w
can we protesting what We do. as IT, a
perance rciormers. support mar wlt
frequcn's saioous and supports thHt
business even by playing pool md bl.
lizards. The saloons are the main siA
Of the whole traffic. hence the objecti|
point OF attack. Mr.. Laurie has. In ms
hearing. repeatedly denounced Tie
saloons and billiard playing there. and
has given me his solemn word that he
would stay away from them; then while
under appointment for Temperance
lecture To he delivered before the TEN.
perancc Society has returned to tina,
pernicious habit like a dog returns ia
his vomit. II was more than the ton.
pcrancc people could stand. 80 We "a,
down on him. and under the circnm.
stances would do ii again. lie can,io,
violate the first principles of temperance
reform with impunity. There is time
when forbearance ceases TO be virtue.
And this is one of these times. We
have some respec, for man who stands
square on the other side. but what shall
we say Of the man who tries to stand on
both sides. lie compromises himself:
we could not compromise ourselves by
supporting him. was personally re.
sponsible FOR his appointment ard it was
who took most active measures against
him. when I learned 10 my chaurin
about a week later of his conduct. Mr..
q. $. Allscbrook is in no way response
bic further than to concur with five
other leading members OF the society in
their purpose not 10 support the lecture.
When you blame him you are firing at
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
An gsPian.tisu.
Mrikrn. Colo. Fob. 10. d

NrrxEG. Colo. Feb. 10, NJ.
To tho Editor II run itrH,Lpi
! nm sogTy to burden you with a,ofn.
municaiion Of this kind. but Al INV
name WAS used without my clp->t az
knowledge In III. Open Letter dMT.
". :. Laurie. I mus, reply. i. Ia
STRUCTURES on conduct between " T..
:. Allscbfook md Mr.. Laurie ] la,r
nothing 10 say and am no, acting t,i-r
orders In writing this letter. N4hrr
did ~ per Mr. i.aniir's letter and
Miss iiarcn acting under orders WI Y
inform her selico! publicly that ! ,asf
wolf In sleeps clothing and shou1 NJ
10 allowed To speak at the meclhg4
Mr. Il. =. Allcslrok did mot givNu1
such orders. neither have mas!q y
rrmasA In pss,ai1cr TO my srhs-l1 %
any circumstances. Mr.. Arnold Se)
me to make the announcement I'd
there would bs no Temperance nsc(n3
on iha; Saturday evening which Id.
The key Is In inv Possession ai,, DsSnc
asked for II on that especial cvra,S.
I will sny further that Mr. Laurie Inc
gentleman or lie wonld have comctnd
found out tho facts In tho matter hsprc
using my name In misrrprc.cnitnS
gathered from rumur.
Respectfully.
AoNr. ltAxxt
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
"Gs ss 'Eta ."

ANAL, Colo, Feb. d, D.
To the Editor of III. Herald
DEAR siR-Thr people Of this ;i'
bofhood noticing the interest TAX by
Tux HERALD In tho protection he
game on White and Bear rivers N .yc
you will take pleasure in informii he
noble tyl sportsmen oi MeekcrJ nd
vicinity that the HUNTING sgAs\ Is
OYER, and We Of Axial bstsin pr 80
to s~e that the slaughter oi gamt Tat
has been goins On since January II
stopped. We have never OBJECTED, TO
ANYBODY killing game. provided II ~
used. but when they persist In coutig
out Of season and killing more thar he
Law eon,emplaies, besid. shocitSg 4Hn
elk and deer and riding past ,&i ~
Ing II on the ground untouched M tr
enter our protest. We hops 'hA >ap-
Ing will bc sufficient. for We Mo ~
wish Ia rip,1rc the friendly fsiirss
entertained for or n-ishhpfs. Nute
sportsman will shoe; down gaor he
knows lie does not wan, n, any itir Of
the year. II may IN well bc unds1,cl
thai this communication IL wrt9n bS
request and voices the srn;imc4s u
the ucishiprho.i. II these intd (strsi
will rcS! mp the Law they will iin( that
after January isi no one Is allotd In
kill morr than is needed for I'm.
mediate use Of the family.
TINS MrASs iirriNts.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
N.ssc- for gshi,.a,,os.
I<xn prri,v ar

tANNp 'ftNt NJ
GtrNNopp srHi>as. Colo. Jan. II. t.s..
NoTiCE-i. hereby given that tn. following
~ nsn.-i settler ha. His-i natir- Of hi. int"n.
tiun To- mako nn,l prnf in support Of hi.
ciaim. ani that .nid proof will l., made i--
furo the Register sni H.,ci,cr. at .lcn~cri
Srrinr.. Colorado. IN Narrh -. i.-s. Mt 10
O'Clock. u. M. Nirg ]. W. N0'a.ksn Of
Nc-kcr. Garfield cuuniy. Cola. on his amended
T.. u u. :. No. ~ U. =. for ihf- - = nc I.
u az !, aud ~ = .c !, -ec =. Tp !. \. II. pi.
". 9th T.. ~.
lie nainr- tho following witnesses to pruy.
hi. uniinuu,i- residence uJ-'n, and cultivation
~. aid land. ,isi J. G. Kendall sni J. H. Soii.
of Gicn~'--i springs. Colo. Hnj u. \. Jchn-on
AMI &. u. 1ir.th-rtgn of Mc-kcr. Colorado.
:. j. DII.AN. R.si.trr.
fCir.t t'ub Fob t.-fa.t Matyh 10. l-%.1
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND orrtCr Ar

ENN1I UTFTVE ut
GLrNwoop STRINGS. Colo. Dec. -. is-. I
NOTICE-Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler In. filed notice Of hi- intcn-
tlon to make hpnl proof In supper, of his
clnitn. and that said proof will he made b,.-
fore the Register and Receiver at Glcuwood
Springs. Colorado. on February IL. lss'.. at 10
o.,eiock a. m. W.; John Knapp, 81 Mnybell.
ltuuit county. Colorado. on his T.. r. u. =.
No. 3in, for the u = sc !. 80 I, 80 = ne 1. -w y
Sec 81. Tp q, n. Il. ~ W. 9Th Z. ".
lie names the following wiinrs4c. to prove
his continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation
OF. said land. viz: J. II. paicmau. A. e. Hover,
J. l.. Boyle and \. W. Mat-on. all of Mnybcll
Routt county. Colorado.
81. DrLAN. Register.
First pub Jan s. iss.-lnst Feb Il, iss.1
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
a.. ,...rr., &. L.ua Ls~.s.rs.

In connection with the land cbltes'
ease Of Foreman VI. Wiiter recent, de-
cided by the Commissioner Of the Gen
eral Land Office u part Of the DECISION
is OF public interest inasmuch , II
points out plainly some ths things! b srt'
tier has To observe in taking up Ind
The Commissioner holds that thd hnd
locator must marx the boundsrt oi
his claim in such manner as u aSe
other land seekers WHO may iocae adj
joining him an idea of what latf he
claims and low his lines run. scb-
serving this rule r,nch-locators nill
save themselves and Others a h$' Of
trouble.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
PEnsOSAL.

James n. kennieott. after al alb
sencs Of some weeks, returned To
Meek.r Saturday last. Mr. kennicott
is now at work improving his ranch.
Wess Houston. brother II Postmaster
John V. Hopston. arrived in Mecker
SUNDAY evening. wess will hold down
u sit In the posioflice store In future.
Al Smith came in with load Of
ranch produce Wednesday. Mr. smith
says II the present favorable weather
keeps up much longer he will be- plow-
ing.
Mr.. McSiullen. who has spent several
weeks in Mecker. departed for Colo
RADIO Springs "Wednesday, where lie tx
poets the climate will b, more beneficial
10 HI, health.
John Daum Of Upper White, visited
MeeKer Tuesday. Mr.. paum Is super
intending the construction Of the upper
Whit. River bridge ard says he will
push the work rs fast as possible when
he can get his forces together.
Mrs. ID. ". Pierce. mother OF Mrs.
". IL. Clark. arrived In the future
great Thursday. coming in OH the Raw
iins stage. Mrs. Pierce will make this
place her futurs home II the climate
proves beneficial to her health.
George Temple and bride arrived at
ihcir Whit. river home Monday JiiE
HERALD extends cordial Welcome ,o
Mr.. and Airs. Tempt. and hoirs that
their journey through life will lie much
pl-asan,er nian their late trip over the
Government; rad. They had u rough
time of IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
4 New Mormon vake.

Two miles south Of Lincoln. Neb.
stands a pala,ial residence owned by an
English gentleman, who was long since
identified with the Mormon Church.
The residence has been un,cnanted for
the last two year, save by an old scrvan,
was connected with the Jczrels Of
London. a sect similar to the Mormons.
White claims that he was defrauded by
them out of the property. and la,crly he
lie says: Two months ago there ar
rived at the mansion an old gentleman
bearing letters from my master in
London. the purport of which was to
obey his every wish and to keep his pres
cnce secre, to all except those to whom
he saw III To reveal himself. Within u
week persons begin TO arrive at the
house IN twos aud threes. They were
from salt Lake City and they held long
whispered consultations with my mys-
terious guest. At first did not care
who or what he was. until little by lit
tie gathered from stray remarks that
he wasa person Of note, and soon after
the truth burst upon me that he was
none other than Brigham Young, the
great prophet Of our church. who IL ap-
parentlv to le resurrectcd from the
dead and preach to the people Of Zion.
as one having returned from the grave
10 tell what lies beyond. That his death
and burial were deception. will, soon
b" seen 10y the whole world. Ny only
reason for telling these facts is that
am an old man with but little to gain in
this world. and | do not want to see
people deluded rs / have been. The
Jezrels absorbed my competence and
now the Mormons have broken my
faith
CO.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
Notice for Publication.

6hrNwoop srntsGs. Colo. Jan. q. 1ss,.
NO1ICE-,. hereby given that the following
! named settler ha. iilcd notice of hi. jntor,,
ton TO make inal proof in support Of his
Tore the Register and Ncccivcr at Glcnwop,i
springs, Colorado. on March II. lss,. ut 10
nclvckan M. Wis Rolcrt A. Hunter, Of Mcckrr
Pc-tu'icc, Colorado, on hi. H. = Ma ii. III,
INDIAN " Seric., for ihcn~ y Of -cc ID Tp2. s. Il.
Hc names the following witnc..c. TO prove
ot, snid land. viz: J. W. Cox. W. II. Garden.
hirc, 4 j. llill- and r. A. Prinzic, all Of Mrcker
fostoifcc. Colo.
J. Dr1.AS, Rcststcr.
tPirsi pub Jan 15-Iast Fob ~, lssil
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
N.,s~c for Pas,ira,,om.

GtSSwooD SPRINGS. Colo. Dcc. -. Iss5.
NOTiCE-ts hereby riycn that the following
. named settler ba. nlcd notice uf hi- intrn.
tion To mako iinnl proof In support Of his
Tore III" LEICESTER and ltryci,cr. at Gicuwooi
-rtinp-. Colorado. on February N. iss.. Rt 10
o'clock n. M. viz; A. e. Boyer. 81 Mayhcll
Ruutt cp,u ". Colorado. ~, HE r. X u. !. Sb
3ts for ths = y NV y scc -. and q u ne = sec
-, Tvs. n. Il. -. ". 9Th y. ".
lie names the following witnesses To prove
hi. continuous residence upon. AMI cultivation
of. .rij land. viz: j. N. Batrmnn. John Knapp
J. =. Boyle aud j. n. sbaGfcr, all Of Mnytrril
Houtt county. Colorado.
=. ]. DctAN. Rrri-tcr.
First pub Jan :, iss,-La.t Feb II. ISL
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
Notice for s'msIic.,,on.
LAND orr,ci, AT

LAND OFFICE AT
GLrNwooD SPRINGS. Colo, Dec "a. 1sss |
NOTICE is hereby given that the fo,iovipv
named settler has nlcd notice II his intpn
tiun To fanke inal proof in suppor, OF hi.
c,niin. and thnt said proof will bc made brfor,,
The ltcgisterand RECEIVER ni Glenwooi springs
,olo IN February 10, 1851. at 10 o'clock a. M
VIZ; John w. Lowell. Of Naybcll. Rouft
county, Colorado on his =. Il. d. s. No M,
for the SO u NV !. sw ]. ne \ n V 40 L soc 81
Tp.n, N. II. M W. 6th p. M.
ne naincs the following witnesses to provr
us cnnunilv'is residence upon and cultivation
OF S,id land. viz; J. =. Boyle. j. H. B,tcman
houtt county, Colo. "e"'
tv,.. :. J. DELAN. Register.
lfiist Pub Jan 8. 1ss7-Last Feb II, lts;i
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
soii.~ for Publication.
IANn nYrirH AT

0LrN~oop srHisa-. Talt.. Jan. -. i.s..
N'uTiCE-fs ,rr,i,y given that the fuiio~ing
~ upti..~i settler has uissi no,I.s uf h's intru
'iun Z" mss- nn,i ptuSf In .upi-srt 81 b..
rlaim. nnd that said pr-hf -til h. made brfuTr
the !;sat.i.r and iIrSssi,rr. at .lrnwpti
springs. Colorado. on Nsrh n. is-s. at 10
ueir.s q. IN. VIA Niniyh Nglri. II N-ck-r.
Colorado. on his i's-- u. :. Ne. 81 Ute Series.
for the ~ nv = ne 50 nsN - Y .cv -
Tp-. :. u. " ". 9Th =. ".
lie names the following wiin~s.ss To prove
hi. .u'tin,o,s r.sii.ns uI-,o. AMI cultivation
of. ssti land. vyi E-tit-n uiilsni. ".
Nnffti. Herman Nichn-r ani John Cox. all "f
NrcA.r. sarD-ii cpuniy. to,n.
:. !. bri.,s. Register.
Ifir.t Pub fcb .-fs.i ,iar &. i>.sI
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
s.,i-. Tor s'ssss@.s,oe,

LAND OFFICE At
a Gir>woob sruiSu-. Colo. tksr. 81 ls-6 I
NuTfCE-t. hereby given ths, IN, following
a namr-i settler has nl.si notice of hi. tntrp.
'ion :" make nunl prnf In support of his
fore the H-zi.frr AMI Rr--ivrr. at Girnro..i
springs, colorado. on February u. fss5, at 10
n.clnrk n. IN. viz! Jo-cph II. ilat-tnsu. cf
Nayt-ll. Hgutt -srinfy. Colorado. on hi. y X
u. :. No. ~; for lot. !: and ! and s., i nv 4
mi .- 4, ne !. scc II. Tp6 y. II. ~ W. sP VI.
lie nnin'- the following wiin-..r. to pruye
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
nf. .aii land. viz: \. 4. Hoycr. John Knapp.
\. 7. Boyle apd J. n. shancr. all Mnyisrll,
Eouii county. Colorado.
81 Dr1AN. Rryi.irr.
tFirsi Pub ian 4. lss.-ts.t r.b Il, j-s,I
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the wrong man. II was who requested
Miss Hazen to announce there would
be no meeting. but never said he was a
wolf in sleeps clothing The school
room is always locked, except during
school hours-even at noon. II those
two gentlemen whose feelings were
hur, had acquainted themselves with u
few facts in the ease, before writing,
Taxpayer" would not have kicked 80
high and Justice would have been
satisfied. 5. IL. ARNOLD.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND oryIcH AT

ENNUUFFTTE Mt
ULrSwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. -. iss;
NOTICE !. hereby given that the following
named settler hs. Hlci notice Of hi. In
claim. and that .aid pruof will i'r made l,,.-
lot. the ucgist"r and Itcccivcr. nj Gicnwoc-i
springs, Colorado. on Mnruh :. is.., at 10
Colorado. on hi. Prc. u. y. No. .,.U. central
City rerics' for the . y OF .w y Of scr Z, and
u I. "f nw y -sc II. Tp6. y. X. VI. W 9th r. y,
lie rntncs the following witnesses 10 pruye
bis continuous residence upon. and cultivation
~. .aid land, via: John Mack. Is,fn,icI T..
George Givin.. nli Of Yamts, Houti rp,,niy.
Colorado.
y. j. DEl.AN. Register.
First pub Jan .p-IHat March 4 lss.i